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The New Wedding Book: A Guide to Ditching All the Rules

by Michelle Bilodeau & Karen Cleveland
Dundurn. May 2021. 268p. ISBN 9781459747111. pap. $18.99. REF
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Prompted by their own wedding planning experiences, Toronto-based magazine writers Bilodeau and Cleveland give modern couples permission to ditch the traditions that don’t work and create the wedding of their dreams—within reason. Suggestions for creating a guest list and budgeting, as well as advice from real-life couples, help readers navigate tricky areas. Gender-neutral language and anecdotes that include same-sex marriages further the authors’ message that weddings belong to the participants and can be personalized to fit their needs.
VERDICT From engagement to happily-ever-after, this is a practical “you do you” primer, peppered with four-letter words.
Reviewed by Maggie Knapp, Trinity Valley Sch., Fort Worth, TX , Oct 01, 2021
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